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Alpine Club

Allen & Maureen Parsons  604 485 6882   Email  

Promotes access to and appreciation of the alpine regions in our area and environmentally sound forest management. Provides logging road updates. Activities include alpine hiking, rock climbing, mountain climbing, back country snowshoeing and skiing. Leave nothing but footprints, take nothing but photographs.

Back Country Horsemen, Powell River Chapter  Provincial Website

RR1 Padgett Road, Powell River V8A 4Z2

Mike Schulkowsky 604 485 4265   Email

Promotes responsible ("leave no trace - LNT") use of the backcountry environment for recreational horseback riding. Adopts and maintains historic and multi-use trails.

Community Advisory Group to Western Forest Products Inc.

C-8 Zilinsky Road, Powell River  V8Z 5C1

Valerie Thompson, Secretary/Facilitator 604 487 1700

Cathy Bartfai  604 414 4687   Email

Fax: 604 485 3777

The Community Advisory Group provides advice to Stillwater Timberlands, Western Forest Products Inc. for the continued development, improvement and implementation of sustainable forest management practices. The Group is comprised of a broad section of the Powell River community. Members contribute their knowledge and interests from backgrounds in environment, business, and forestry related occupations, tourism, local government, and recreation. It also provides a venue for the discussion of forestry issues which arise from the Defined Forest Area which encompasses TFL 39 Bk 1, and which relates to the local community. The group also provides community, industry, First Nations and government with the opportunity to share information and learn from each other.

Junior Forest Wardens #127

3609 Joyce Avenue, Powell River V8A 2Y7
Vera Erickson, Area Chief Warden  604 485 5347

Tom Odale   604 485 4108

Ages 9 years and up; promotes an interest in conservation and protecting forest resources; encourages good citizenship.

Meetings:  Wednesdays, 6:30 - 8:30 pm Edgehill School, 7312 Abbotsford St

Malaspina Communities for Public Power

C77 Malaspina Road, Powell River. V8A 4Z3

Paul Schachter, Secretary  604 483 4282   Email

Malaspina Communities for Public Power promotes an energy policy of clean, safe, public power under a realistic energy plan that addresses BC’s own energy needs and educates about the social, environmental and economic effects of private and uncoordinated run-of-the-river projects and LNG projects in BC.

Malaspina Land Conservancy Society   Email

4580 Michigan Avenue, Powell River, BC   V8A 2S8

Janet Alred, President   Email

A non-profit organization that assists private land owners to preserve their private lands through donations of land or funds, bequests, purchase, fundraising or conservation covenants.

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Malaspina Naturalist Club

3918 Manitoba Street, Powell River, BC   V8A 2W6

Judy Watt, Club President  604 485 0077

Founded in January 1999, the Malaspina Naturalist Club welcomes all residents and visitors interested in the flora, fauna and geology of our beautiful temperate rainforest. Associate members of the Federation of BC Naturalists.   Activities include monthly field trips, community learning programs and local nature research.  New members welcome.

Meetings: United Church Trinity Hall (Crofton & Duncan) with a social gathering at 7:00 and a meeting and speaker at 7:30 pm. Meetings are scheduled at the speakers convenience. The club hosts about 10 meetings a year, usually the third or fourth Thursday of the month. See Events Calendar

Myrtle Creek Stewards

5673 Marlatt, Powell River V8A 4E6  Email

Protecting Myrtle Creek and its natural systems for all to enjoy. Come and join us and learn about creek life.

Parks and Wilderness Society (PAWS)

Box 345, Powell River  V8A 5C2

Eagle Walz   604 483 9565   Email

A charitable, non-profit society that promotes the creation of more protected wilderness areas in the Powell River region, the protection of old growth, and improved access to Powell River’s backcountry; responsible for the
Sunshine Coast Trail, Millennium Park and more. Keep reading...

Fund are accepted at the Powell River Credit Union and are tax deductible. Receipts will be issued.

Pebble in the Pond   Email  

C6 RR1 Pine Tree Place

Powell River  V8A 4Z2

Pebble in the Pond started in 2008 when a small group of people in Powell River decided to take action to reduce plastic garbage in our community and create a sustainable model that can be copied by other people and communities. We are motivated because we know about the plastic garbage gyres in the world's oceans which are growing at an alarming rate, killing sea life and destroying the oceans. We are working hard to expand our base of ecologically-sound alternatives to ‘disposable’ plastic and inspire others, one community at a time.

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Rod and Gun Club

3300 Rifle Range Road
PO Box 81, Powell River  V8A 4Z5

Club House:  604 485 4459
Ken Jackson    604 487 4332

Facilities include outdoor and indoor ranges. Hosts trap, pistol and rifle shoots. Involved in conservation projects.

Meetings: 1st Wednesday each month, 7:00 pm at the clubhouse (except July and August)

Salmon Society, Powell River  Email

5775 Ash Avenue, Powell River  V8A 4R5

Manager: Shane Dobler   604 483 9440

Organized to enhance the salmonoid stocks. Currently operating salmon hatcheries at Duck Lake and Powell River Pulp Mill plus a spawning channel at Lang Bay.

Savary Island Land Trust Society  Email

Executive Director: Liz Webster     604 483 4743 or 604 414 0073

The Savary Island Land Trust (S.I.L.T.) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and protection of natural areas and biological diversity on Savary Island for present and future generations.  S.I.L.T. was incorporated as a society in October 1997 and received registered charity status in June 1998.

Texada Stickleback Group

PO Box 353, 2402 Van Anda Avenue
Van Anda, BC V0N 3K0

Tim Atwood, Coordinator  604 483 8008  Email

Texada Stickleback Group was formed in 2005 as specified in the “Canadian Species At Risk Act” to preserve and protect the stickleback species pairs of Texada Island.

Transition Town Powell River

Kevin Wilson 604 493 9052

Part of a world wide movement that is responding to the threats posed by climate change, resource depletion (peak oil) and economic instability. Although the movement is world wide it is a community based response to these challenges. We focus on and encourage community and local resilience. Powell River is the eighth city/town to become an "official" transition town in Canada. See the video “Transition to a World Without Oil” by Rob Hopkins

Willingdon Creek Habitat Restoration Project

c/o 6274 Walnut Street, Powell River  V8A 4K5

S. Morris  604 414 0160  Fax: 604 414 0161

Restoration of fish habitat on Willingdon, McFall and McGuffie Creeks. Strictly volunteers.

Young Naturalists Club

Malaspina Naturalist Club

3918 Manitoba Street, Powell River  V8A 2W6
See website for contact form.

Realizing that an enjoyment of nature can start at any age, Malaspina Naturalists Club formed the Young Naturalists Club of Powell River in 2007.

Events are geared toward the 6 – 12 year olds, but any age of child is welcome to come along so long as an adult attends as well. This is a family learning experience.





Environmental Community Groups

Community groups that are dedicated to or participate in preserving and protecting the environment in Powell River, Texada Island and Savary Island

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